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"I would like to congratulate the rapporteur for a comprehensive and balanced report which reflects our Parliament’s and our citizens’ perspective of a new development policy, which is more inclusive, coherent and sustainable. While we redefine our policies, let us not forget the humans behind these definitions and keep in mind that what we need is growth and development of people along with the economies. The S&D Group has voted against paragraph 15. Although important for education and the well-being of the child, family is not the only factor that affects and determines the future of an individual: society, schools, peers, work etc. determine the chances, risk and opportunities of each individual. The universal guiding principle of the EU’s development policy should be grounded in the EU’s values and principles of liberty, equality, respect for human rights and the individual, as defined in the Lisbon Treaty. Furthermore, ‘family mainstreaming’ has no common understanding. Family has various meanings in different cultures and we should not impose a model and certainly not promote a traditional definition of it, which would go against gender equality, provision of sexual and reproductive health rights, sex education, the rights of same-sex families and single parents etc..."@en1
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